After providing a free site audit and recommendations, we were asked by Bales College to get going right away. Before 6 sessions were completed, rankings for over 50 target keyword phrases had improved drastically. Starting a new trend of Google traffic growth.
We helped a UK theme park achieve 70% more Google traffic and a large increase in sales on the previous year via a single campaign. We did this by taking SEO duties out of their web design agency’s hands, by optimising key pages, fixing hidden errors and redirecting old urls.
A 50% increase in organic search visits for the UK’s leading digital recruitment agency was achieved first by identifying and resolving underlying SEO issues, then working with their in-house team to optimise meta data and content for their target keyword phrases.
Our on-page SEO campaign generated over 5 times more traffic and heaps more sales for America’s first online condom store. By managing a team of off-shore staff we were able to make Google love the site and reward it with over 100 top 3 rankings in the U.S. search results pages.
A 70% increase in search traffic for one of Canada’s leading immigration law firms was achieved via onsite and offsite SEO. First we made the site easier for Google to crawl, then we optimised the pages before going on to acquire incoming links from a range of authoritative sites.
This executive career brand came to us after they had wasted their advertising budget on inefficient Google Ads which left no funds to increase monthly investment in paid search. We totally rebuilt their advertising campaigns to generate lots more sales leads for a reduced monthly spend.
Suffering from badly designed and awkwardly worded landing pages, the American University of Integrative Sciences needed our help to understand their enrolment page’s ‘conversion killing’ flaws – we also redesigned them to vastly increase enquiries from potential new students.
Having previously optimised the UK’s leading aesthetics recruitment website for higher rankings, we were asked to turn that traffic into more leads. By cutting out lots of wasted advertising spend, we generated almost half as many more leads per month whilst vastly reducing costs.
After proposing 2 new alternate layouts to a New York recording studio’s homepage, we were asked to go ahead and test if either of them generated more leads than the existing design. Both layouts generated more than twice the number of leads for the same number of visitors.
Safari & Beach Holiday’s search network campaigns were suffering badly due to targeting potential customers in the wrong locations and those who use devices that didn’t convert well into sales. We doubled the number of leads they got each month without increasing ad budget.
With a Google Ads account audit, a set of campaign rebuilds and ongoing optimisation, Albion more than doubled Gas Cage Shop’s paid search sales compared to the same period in the previous year – and we did all of this whilst reducing the average cost per sale by 14%.
By focussing on reducing wasted spend in the Zip Wire Shop’s Google Ads account, Albion was able to achieve much cheaper costs per sale acquisition. Then we steadily increased monthly spend (and sales) in order to scale-up and enjoy maximum benefit from more sales.
By rebuilding and optimising the Google Ads account Trade Prices Direct’s previous PPC management agency had created, we were able to generate over 4 times more paid search sales each week and reduce their average cost per acquisition to less than half of its previous rate.
By removing a generic homepage slideshow and replacing it with a strong proposition area and sign up form, we were able to generate almost 3 times more conversions per week with no further work needed by the UK’s most honest betting affiliate website.
By creating a stack of unique content, optimising it for keyword phrases their search market were using and then powering these new pages up with links from other sites, we helped pull more than 5 times more visitors through Wynnes website sales funnel every single week.